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In this tipster, find out how to turn your empty sweet tin into a basic pinhole camera capturing images straight onto light sensitive paper.
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If you're in Australia and it's a warm night, you most likely would be able to smell the barbecue in the air. We love our sausage and steak sangas and if we're feeling adventurous, we might even throw in some kangaroo. Why not make it a romantic affair, get your loved one and check out this second installment of my Spring Fling series.
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I love secondhand stuff. My wardrobe contains mostly of clothes bought in flea market or in charity shops. I created my home in the same way. Almost everything in my flat isn't new. I like things with history and mystery.
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Creative blog Design*Sponge shows how we can spruce up our living spaces with analogue photography-related objects, and other film-inspired pieces. Browse through various decorating tips, and be inspired to use your analogue treasures as cues to further give a personal stamp to your shelter.
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When my oldest daughter decided to help me develop some film, things didn't go quite as we planned.
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This is a story of boy meets a camera -- the story of how I fell in love with the Lomo LC-Wide.
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I've always wanted a home in the mountains. After quite a lot of convincing, we finally went out to see a place wherein we might like to build one.
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I know I've kind of missed the boat on posts wrapping up the year that has past in photos or memories but I still wanted to have the opportunity to go through and pick some of my faves that you may or may not have seen over the past year from my Lomography film cameras. When I saw the requested post tagline of Most Memorable Travel Escapades in 2011, I thought that it all fit in nicely together too.
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Bypass the cinema goers on Christmas day by having a Xmas movie marathon in the comfort of your own home! What would be convenient is if you had a home cinema, but a TV that needs adjusting every now and then, a family and entertaining holiday flicks is all you need!
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This is my first CitySlicker article - An introduction to my home town!
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My photos of my home are often quite bright and idyllic. Pictures can be deceiving. This article explores emotional connections to a place, and the dissonance between those feelings and the literal visual representation of the place.
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From bedtime stories, pillow fights, snoozing, resting; our bedrooms are our comfort zone. It keeps us warm, and safe when we dream, it gives us freedom to be ourselves.
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Low on inspiration? Lomography's right next door!
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Lomography has arrived in Colombia and wants to fill your homes & hearts with unforgettable analogue memories and images! First chance to get to know everything about Lomography is at the Home Fair Bogotá:
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The famous ruins is a must-visit whenever you go to Bacolod, Negros Occidental, Philippines. It showcases what is left of the Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson Ancestral Home, a rich sugar baron. The mansion was the largest residential structure ever built there. Sometimes considered as the city's Taj Mahal because it was said to be built for his beloved wife, Maria Braga, a Portuguese from Macau whom he met during one of his vacations in Hong Kong.
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This is the first year we have had a proper garden as we have bought our home and are finally able to do nice things to it. I am so excited about this opportunity and am going to make the most of all the opportunities to shoot outdoors in the longer spring and summer daytimes.
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A few weeks ago I spent the weekend in my hometown. I took my bike out for a spin and went looking for a place to test out black and white film on my Canon, and this apartment block came to my mind. This housing complex was a project by architects G. Gambirasio and G. Zenoni at the end of the seventies and it's characterized by its red bricks' and regular geometry.
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How I decided to play my Christmas photo mission lomographically, the story. At first the family was a bit dubious, but in the end they loved the picture and it was a great experience for me as well; will do again... except that next time I'll take a bigger hand luggage with me, better than risking xray damage on film for those precious memories!
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I got myself lots of expired films from a shop in town. Yet, a lot of things came though my mind on what to do with them. One of the simplest solution is to make a homemade redscale film.
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Since I got into analogue photography, I´ve only developed one roll in the lab: they took one day to develop and scan it, and then I found out they hadn’t scanned the sprocket holes… I really needed a scanner and knowledge on processing/developing!!
